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Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: October 4, 1985
Philip Yancey
The Optimists’ Shell Game
Philip Yancey|
Refiner's Fire
The Spiritual Morning Sickness of a Writer
The Creator of Zorba the Greek attracts Christians by the intensity of his struggle.
Ethiopia Continues to Impose Restrictions on the Church
However, congregations are growing in the famine-stricken African nation.
Sharon E. Mumper|
Evangelist Leighton Ford Plans to Form a New Ministry
The Bible: The Year in Review
Christianity Today reports on the recent burst of activity surrounding Scripture.
Randall L. Frame|
The Homeless Poor
What is the church doing for America's poor?
Marjorie Hope and James Young|
Opponents Fault a New Organization that Helps People Leave Fundamentalism
Tom Neven|
What Is the Solution to South Africa’s Racial Problems?
Leon Sullivan, creator of an effective fair-employment code, sees hope for a settlement.
Books: October 4, 1985
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: October 4, 1985
A Tale of Two Sons
The wastrel and the "Presbyterian": A parable revised.
F. Dale Bruner|
TV: Where the Girls Are Good Looking and the Good Guys Win
But whose world view is this?
Lloyd Billingsley|
Alcoholism Is Not a Disease
Larry M. Thomas|
Editor's Note
Forgive God?
V. Gilbert Beers|
Editorial
The Rationalization of Racism
South African unrest has its roots in faulty theology.
Beth Spring|
U.S. Supreme Court Prepares to Hear Right-to-Life and Religious Freedom Cases
Christian History
My Dear Companion
Elisabeth S. Dodds|
Christian History
Edwards' Theology
Puritanism Meets a New Age
Richard Lovelace|
Christian History
Jonathan Edwards Speaks to Our Technological Age
George Marsden|

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